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Whilst drilling out some of my patriotic centre bands I got some red white & blue swarf and our Jim kindly set it in some resin for me so I have a one off pen thank you Jim I love it I will be sending it to Blind veterans
Hey all first post here and my first ever casting using polyester resin
this was a test buy to see if I would like doing it and even though my second pour I left too long to mix the colors I am chuffed and am going to order some more resin and mica colors
it's a steep learning curve but so...
Well I have not done much casting for a while so as I sold a little at the rallies I attend I thought I would do some casting and to make the blanks work out cheaper I brought the 5Kg of resin. I also made a 6 tube stand and a 2 blank square mould (which is still drying). So no great piece of...
only about 4 inches wide apologies for the photo quality but taken with my phone ,The colours are not so good on the photo it has a lot of reds and yellows going through it made with polyurethane resin and pinecones dried in the microwave but not stabilised.
I am thinking of making my own swirly coloured blanks but I don't know what type of pigments to use.
Using polyester resin I want solid colouring. Please could somebody point me in the right direction as to what and where? :praying:
hi i am looking at starting a new project when my wrist is not broken, but for the mean time i am gathering ideas for other new ones lol.
i was wondering how people go about casting a sheet of acrylic instead of pen blanks, what is the best material to use so the resin doesnt stick and will...